a critical evaluation on the concept of justice in planning process

of law and justice and preparing the conditions necessary for the development of
individuals” take place (article 5).
Definition of individuals: People who have the right and authority to have an
honorable life within the order of law and to improve their existence by interesting from
the basic rights and freedoms, equalities and social justice.
When studied from the viewpoint of equality, individuals; are equal in front of laws and
have equal, political rights and freedoms. State is obliged to provide the realization of
these equalities and the state organs should move according to these principles (article
10).
From the viewpoint of freedoms, individuals have personal freedom and security and
the state is obliged to take measures for this security (article 19). Individuals have
settlement freedom but these freedoms can be limited by the state if necessary (article
23). Individuals have the freedom of to insist on their rights for every problem caused
by individuals-society and the state (article 36). Judicial power has the duty on this
subject.
As the generalization of rights; individuals have the ownership and inheritance rights,
utilization of these rights cannot be against the social interest and control of it belongs
to the state. Limitation of this right for the interest of public belongs to the state (article
35). Individuals have the right to live in a healthy balanced environment and to form a
healthy environment is under the responsibility of the state and individuals (article 56).
It is the duty of the state to take measures to fulfill the needs of housing of individuals
(article 57). Individuals have social security right and necessary measures should be
taken by the state (article 60). People have education right (as a social and economic
right) and it is the state’s duty to protect this right (article 42).
In the articles about Public Interest subjects such as; utilization of the coasts
(article 43), land ownership, agriculture, animal husbandry, protection of persons
engaged in these activities, expropribition, nationalization and privatization (47),
conservation of historical and cultural wealth (article 63), national wealth and resources
(article 168), forests (articles 169,170) and cooperatives are discussed and measures of
the state taken for the public interest and society and duties of the state on these subjects
are defined. In the articles about public and social interest no clear explanation is given.
Constitution states that nationalization can be realized for the public interest as well as
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